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Someone gave me 1,000 each Berry's 200 gr FP and 135 gr FP Total Copper Jacketed Bullets, no manufacturer specified. I have published loading data for both and know to load the Berry's as if lead, but wonder if these are for any special purposes. I'm guessing the 200 gr might be for a supressed weapon. Thanks in advance for any advice or recommendations.
 
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Berries uses a heavier plating than Rainer's, so you can load them heaver than just std lead if you want. As far as use I have no idea, except to make them feed better.


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Originally posted by Blue68f100:
Berries uses a heavier plating than Rainer's, so you can load them heaver than just std lead if you want. As far as use I have no idea, except to make them feed better.


It's the bullet weights than seem unusual.
 
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I think the 200gr is for 10mm
 
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Originally posted by Toxsic220:
I think the 200gr is for 10mm


Any reason I shouldn't shoot it in the .40?
 
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I have shot 200gr lead bullets through both my P229 and Para P16. I like Heavy+Slow for IPSC. I have not shot 200gr jacketed bullets though. If I had them, I wouldn't think twice about doing it.


Tools of the Trade: WG P226, P229 SAS Gen II, Para P16, S&W 610, Springfield 1911 (Les Baer) 10mm
 
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The 200 gr are GTG. Anyone have any thoughts on the 135's?
 
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